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Given the outsourcing of thinking, I’d argue that the author has got their book analogy the wrong way around.
by robin_reala 4mo ago
Given the outsourcing of thinking, I’d argue that the author has got their book analogy the wrong way around.
- skeledrew 4mo agoIt's the wrong way around if you think that people are[/should be?] seeking to think more (or something along those lines) about issues they encounter. It isn't if you think that people are seeking to offload yet another task, similar to automating away many other areas of life.